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経口避妊薬におけるレボノルゲストレル用量の凝固への影響に対する重要性

C Kluft, M P de Maat, L A Heinemann

    Lancet (London, England)
    |September 15, 1999
    PubMed
    まとめ

    併用経口避妊薬 (COC) は,レボノルゲストレルの投与量によって活性化タンパク質C抵抗に異なった影響を及ぼします. レボノルゲストレルを含む多段階のCOCは,その効果において第3世代の避妊薬に似ています.

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    クリニック・リサーチ 臨床研究避妊は避妊手段として使います.避妊薬,女性 - 投与方法と用量避妊薬,プロゲスティン - 投与方法と用量避妊薬 - 投与方法と用量避妊方法 避妊方法 避妊方法デソゲストレルはデソゲストレルです.先進国 発展途上国 発展途上国病気 病気 病気エンボリスム (血栓塞栓症) とはヨーロッパはヨーロッパです.ファミリープランニング 家族計画ドイツ ドイツ ドイツ ドイツ ドイツゲストドーネ (Gestodene) とはレボノルゲストレル - 投与方法と用量ノルゲの見積もりをします.口服避妊薬は,口服避妊薬として使われています.口服避妊薬,併用避妊薬など研究方法論 研究方法論研究報告書 研究報告書血栓塞栓症 血栓塞栓症 血栓塞栓症 血栓塞栓症 血栓塞栓症血管疾患 血管疾患西ヨーロッパ 西ヨーロッパ 西ヨーロッパ

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